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Bird, one of the two leading American scooter companies, is losing money at a terrific rate according to a recent report in The Information.
The scooter company and its best-known rival
Knotel, the flexible office provider, announced that it has recently finalized five new locations in New York City, bringing its total footprint in the city to 100 buildings and almost 2.5 million square feet.
The announcement comes following completed transactions at more than 24 locations in New York City, London, Paris and San Francisco over the month of May alone.
“Owners, brokers and ...
WeWork is on track to have Boston’s largest office footprint by year’s end, the latest benchmark in coworking’s rapid ascent in New England’s largest city.
Since first arriving in Boston in 2014, WeWork has quickly grown to be one of the largest tenants in the city. Deals this year include a 250K SF, 11-story lease at One Lincoln Street and a 29K SF lease at One Milk Street in downtow...
NEW YORK CITY— “I found most of the technology in the real estate space that focuses on property management really targets the large luxury complexes,” says Alex Norman, the co-founder and CEO of the proptech startup MyCoop Technologies. “Actually there are none for the most part that service smaller buildings that are run by mom and pops or individuals who can be hard to reach.”
Artificial intelligence tools for commercial real estate are already here, and they are disrupting apartment leasing. AppFolio’s new digital leasing assistant Lisa, is one example of what is possible through AI tools. The assistant is able to take a tenant through the early stages of apartment leasing, answering questions and carrying on conversations in real time. For brokers a...
Refraction, a new autonomous delivery robot company that came out of stealth Wednesday at TC Sessions: Mobility, sees opportunity in areas most AV startups are avoiding: regions with the worst weather.
The company, founded by
The incendiary lawsuit Realogy filed Wednesday accuses Compass of “illicit” business practices, “predatory” poaching and attempts at price-fixing.
The 68-page suit, filed in New York State Supreme Court, provides a raft of detailed examples for how the $4.4...
Zillow Group and Compass have settled a pair of lawsuits that accused the SoftBank-backed high-tech brokerage of stealing Zillow intellectual property and poaching employees with non-compete agreements.
The two companies submitted a “stipulation and proposed order of dismissal with prejudice” in federal court Wednesday morning, agreeing to each pay their own attorney fees.
